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Nationally, distressed homes – typically REOs (bank owned) and short sales (homes which are sold for what their mortgage balance is) – accounted for 40 percent of the existing homes sold in March, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported Wednesday. In Santa Fe/Santa Fe County REO’s and short sales accounted for about 30% of existing home sales for the past 120 days.
The NAR notes that these properties generally sell at discounts in the vicinity of 20 percent. Their large market share served to dampen the median existing-home price. For all housing types, the median sales price for Santa Fe/Santa Fe County was $310,000 in March, up from $300,000 in March 2010.
All-cash sales were at a market share of 36 percent for the past 120 days.
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